Sanaulla's Women's Shawl Collection
Sanaulla's women's shawl collection covers the way shawls are actually worn across Pakistan: layered over a shalwar kameez or saree, worn as a wedding and festive accessory, or wrapped up for everyday winter warmth. Shawls for women come in a wide range of drapes and weights: lighter cape-style wraps for evening wear, richly patterned Kashmiri-inspired pieces for festive occasions, and heavier pieces built for the colder months up north.
Every shawl here is sourced from an authentic Pakistani or Kashmiri maker, and we stock across the full range of fabrics, pashmina, woolen, velvet, jamawar, banarsi, linen, and viscose, so you can shop by fabric if you already know your preference, or browse the full range here first.
Whether you're layering a shawl for a wedding, wrapping up for winter, or after a lightweight everyday piece, our women's shawl range is updated regularly as new collections arrive.
FAQs
How do I wear a shawl with a shalwar kameez?
Drape it over both shoulders and let it fall loosely down the front and back, or pin one side across the chest for a more structured look. The right style depends on the shawl's weight and how formal the outfit is.
How do I wear a shawl with a saree?
A shawl is usually draped over one shoulder alongside the saree's pallu, or worn like a wrap over both shoulders for warmth without covering the saree's draping.
What's the difference between an everyday shawl and a wedding or festive shawl?
Everyday shawls are generally lighter and plainer for practical layering, while wedding and festive shawls are heavier, more richly embroidered or patterned, and chosen to complement a specific outfit.
Which shawl fabric is best for winter?
For colder weather, pashmina and woolen shawls give the most warmth. For milder winter days, a lighter velvet or jamawar shawl works well without the bulk.
Sanaulla's Women's Shawl Collection
Sanaulla's women's shawl collection covers the way shawls are actually worn across Pakistan: layered over a shalwar kameez or saree, worn as a wedding and festive accessory, or wrapped up for everyday winter warmth. Shawls for women come in a wide range of drapes and weights: lighter cape-style wraps for evening wear, richly patterned Kashmiri-inspired pieces for festive occasions, and heavier pieces built for the colder months up north.
Every shawl here is sourced from an authentic Pakistani or Kashmiri maker, and we stock across the full range of fabrics, pashmina, woolen, velvet, jamawar, banarsi, linen, and viscose, so you can shop by fabric if you already know your preference, or browse the full range here first.
Whether you're layering a shawl for a wedding, wrapping up for winter, or after a lightweight everyday piece, our women's shawl range is updated regularly as new collections arrive.
FAQs
How do I wear a shawl with a shalwar kameez?
Drape it over both shoulders and let it fall loosely down the front and back, or pin one side across the chest for a more structured look. The right style depends on the shawl's weight and how formal the outfit is.
How do I wear a shawl with a saree?
A shawl is usually draped over one shoulder alongside the saree's pallu, or worn like a wrap over both shoulders for warmth without covering the saree's draping.
What's the difference between an everyday shawl and a wedding or festive shawl?
Everyday shawls are generally lighter and plainer for practical layering, while wedding and festive shawls are heavier, more richly embroidered or patterned, and chosen to complement a specific outfit.
Which shawl fabric is best for winter?
For colder weather, pashmina and woolen shawls give the most warmth. For milder winter days, a lighter velvet or jamawar shawl works well without the bulk.
